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lii Annual Report of the Delegacy department of history Number of Students Subsidiary Honours 90 Postgraduate of whom 15 are reading Imperial His- tory 38 Total 137 Degrees awarded Honours 1st Class 2nd Class Upper Division 11 2nd Class Lower Division 12 by examination Departmental Notes Professor Graham delivered lecture in August 1967 on 'Canada and Canadian History as viewed from the United Kingdom' at the Centennial Conference at Memorial University Newfoundland Dr Duggan continued as Warden of King's College Hall and was re-elected Treasurer of the Ecclesiastical History Society He lectured to the North London Branch of the Historical Association in January on 'The significance of the Bccket dispute in the history of the English Church' In September 1968 he represented the College and the University at the third international Congress of Medieval Canon Law at Strasbourg Dr Brown lectured at conferences on castle studies organised by the Extra-Mural Delegacies of Leeds and Nottingham Universities in the Easter and Summer vacations respectively Dr Rosevearc read paper on 'The position of the Treasury in the nineteenth century' to graduate seminar at Trinity College Cambridge Dr Marshall delivered paper on Private European enterprise and company monopoly the British in eighteenth-century Bengal' to the Conference on Modern South Asian Studies at Cambridge in July Dr Roy spent the session on sabbatical leave in the United States working in the Huntington Library in San Marino and in the Folger Library in Washington